Animator REACTS to *A Bug's Life* HE JUST WANTS TO HELP!! (First Time Watching) Pixar
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2022
- James and Ninetailedbrush watch another amazing Pixar classic, A Bug's Life! This film is heartfelt and adorable and I hope y'all enjoy!!
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"They don't make kids' movies the same way anymore."
FINALLY, someone notices XD
Lmao!! For sure!!
The "crazy" grasshopper is actually a locust. When grasshoppers brush up against each other too much (such as in a swarm) they will literally lose their minds and undergo a biological change that turns then into a different species. Super interesting and horrifying @_@
Wow! That is interesting!
Thumper was treated the worst by Hopper essentially. Intentionally suppressing the urge by keeping him isolated from his species drives him mad constantly. Thumper likely in constant agony and we all know locusts in a swarm have such appetite they devastate anything which is denied to him. Worse than a starving pet. Wouldn't surprise me Thumper could be borderline cannibalistic if let loose.
Whoa!
@@embran8486 or worse, if Hopper allowed him. Could be a possibility, since he also killed those other three when they disagreed with him
Grasshoppers and locusts are the same specials. Locusts are just what you call a swarm of grasshoppers. It's like how a bunch of birds together is called a flock.
The "grains" allegory was a reminder that the citizenry has a responsibility to keep its government in line... "If they all stand up to us..." Governments should ALWAYS be afraid the people will stand-up to them.
Yeah it’s pretty profound
It also works for standing up to bullies as well
Though knowing this reading your explanation...never connected V for Vendetta with Bug's Life.
When I returned to A Bug's Life, after only seeing it as a child, it's been fun looking back at how cool and badass Hopper is as a villain. Making sure to keep the status quo by making the ants feel powerless and worthless, and knows what is at stake if the balance of power is lost. He's not powerful because he is strong, he's powerful because he is an intelligent dictator who knows how to control power. Even after the ants fight back, he doesn't cower and give up, knowing that as long as he can kill their hope and bring back despair with a unbeatable army of Grasshoppers, that he can return to the status quo.
and man... how do you make something as cute as a small bird and a triple of chicks into the most horrifying beasts that people would have nightmares about.
I know!!! They are so freaky!!
I remember having nightmares about that bird chasing me through the crack in the ground 😂
The bird scene didn't scarr me and my sis only because we already had seen the Microcosmos movie. I think that's where they got the idea from (several actually).
@@whitenoisereacts I think the “pit trapper” you we’re referring to is the ant lion.
Personally, I'm wondering how I *wasn't* scared of Hopper's death scene in this movie, yet I *was* scared of a similar scene in _Mickey's Christmas Carol_ . (Anyone who's seen that movie knows which scene I'm talking about.)
I would rewatch this movie as a child all the time.
Me too.
Ayye 🦇
Same
I remember I got the VHS version of this film with the Bloopers in the credits
I HAVE THIS ON VHS somewhere in my attic, The only thing I remember is the flies "don't go into the light....but it's soooo beautiful " joke. My mum loves it
BEST gag in the film hands down.
I don’t know if anyone has said this already, but the two bugs, tuck and roll are speaking Hungarian:)
Thank you!
I always wondered if it was just gibberish or if I was just too dumb to recognize the language. Now I’m glad I know it’s the latter
I don't know, I don't think so. I'm hungarian, and I didn't understand a word. It might be gibberish...?
I never noticed before but if you look at the cookie box they use as a caravan, it says "Casey Jr. Cookies" That's a subtle nod to the movie "Dumbo" because that was the name of the train they rode. Lol the easter eggs you don't see as a kid.
Ohhhh that’s coooll!!
@@whitenoisereacts Also the trailer the bug town is under is the same trailer from the "ANOTHER GATOR!" scene from Monster's inc. I laughed so hard when I realized it after rewatching this.
As a kid and an adult, I still feel so inspired when the ants all work together to stand up to the grasshoppers. Also, I WISH that the Pixar movies still had bloopers as they did for A Bug's Life, Toy Story 2, and Monsters Inc. They're the best.
Yeah it’s pretty DOPE!!
Yeah, I wish that too. It has been over 20 years since Pixar did bloopers so if they did it again now it would feel fresh again. I know Pixar themselves got a bit sick of it after three movies in a row but that doesn't mean they shouldn't stop it forever.
Love the whole rivalry between Disney and Dreamworks that started with Antz vs Bugs Life because one of them had a spy on the inside so they release essentially the same film the same year
Dang man. That’s let’s hard core
I loved both lol. That's crazy though.
Both were great though. One was more serious than the other and more adult in my opinion but loved both of them. Lol
I've never seen Antz, but I've enjoyed Bugs Life
They didn’t have a spy. Jeffrey Kattzenberg was chairman at Disney before he became co-founder and CEO of Dreamworks. He knew about A Bug’s Life because it was in early production and made Antz (and had it released a month before this) because he’s petty and still held a grudge for being fired.
All the major studios kinda knew what the others were doing without needing spys. Because they all post announcements and casting calls in the trade magazines, like “Hollywood Reporter” or “Deadline Hollywood”
If there's one thing I miss about old pixar it's the bloopers in the credits. Toy Story 1 & 2, A Bug's Life and Monsters Inc.
Toy story 1 didn't have them
This movie reminds me of the old fable the grasshopper and the ant. The one where the grasshopper lazes about all summer while the ant puts in all the work and by winter the grasshopper has nothing to eat while the ant enjoys a feast.
I’m sure they were inspired by it
That explains a lot.
I grew up with the version where the grasshopper drives to Florida and the ant gets stepped on (The Muppet Show)
That's because it does, that idea came from Joe Ranft and Andrew Stanton.
Hopper is a detailed genius of a villain! The little movements and facial expressions. So similar to Spacey when he acts.
As a child... I tried to make a bird out of twigs and leaves after this. It didn't look like a bird, but I had fun hahaha
My brother had made a bird out of clay dough. It was very creative.
My favorite thing about the Bug City bar: If you really listen closely, you can hear the pianist playing “Shoo Fly Don’t Bother Me” and “The Itsy Bitsy Spider”. I love little auditory details like that!
Believe it or not when I was a kid I made a replica of the Bug Bar. Plus my brother had made the bird (from the movie) out of play dough.
@@alexor1327 very cool! And very creative!
Fun fact: BYOB usually stand for “Bring you own beer.”
So sweet that they didn’t know that lol…
Actually it's bring your own bottle , it's for restaurants that can't sell alcohol.
@@papabearlives9995 also parties where guests are encouraged to bring their own alcohol/beer of choice!
@@papabearlives9995 I've also heard it as "Bring Your Own Booze" so I think there's a lot of versions haha
@@gabi0h that’s true, I’ve also heard “bring your own bones”
You guys are selling me on why Flik would be a good boyfriend.
1. Genius
2. Cool
3. Good parent
Heck yeah! Tho we don’t condone dating bugs lol
@@whitenoisereacts I’d say that’s decent advice 😆
UNLESS we are talking about the bee movie
And Inventor for a start to become a powerful ant civilization, plus a next step evolution to overcome with Homo Sapient
4. He's got a nice dump truck. Must be a Pixar thing.
"I KNOW IT'S A ROCK!"
That always makes me laugh.
BYOB = Bring your own beer or Bring your own bottle. Some also say Bring your own beverage.
Ohhhh ok!
Some places, it can mean Bring your own babe.
My uncle (technically my grandfathers best friend growing up), Joe Ranft, worked at Pixar and was actually the voice of the caterpillar in Bugs Life! He also storyboarded a lot of Pixar movies as well :)
That's incredible! I really enjoyed Mr. Ranft's work. May he rest in peace ✨
In case anyone's interested, Tuck and Roll (the pill bugs) speak Hungarian.
I remember being four years old when this came out and being TERRIFIED of the grasshoppers! Heimlich is such a funny character. "Someday i will be a beautiful butterfly! And then everything will be better" XD I love your reactions! I'd love to see you guys do more Disney/Pixar or more horror film reactions
The "Pixar" musical style you're noticing is characteristic of Randy Newman's composing. Can't say I'm a huge fan of Randy Newman, but I can't deny he has talent.
BYOB = Bring Your Own Beer
18:22 the ant laughed, the 2 other insects laughed, the 2 guys watching the movie then laughed, and me watching them watching the movie laughed, ahhh so much laughing XD
Cool fact bugs life came out before toy story 2. The opening where buzz flies through the canyon was the same canyon in this movie and they lowered the ground a little so the small pebbles were suspended in the air.
You also see them talk of a bugs life 2 in the bloopers in toy story 2 before getting karate chopped by Buzz
There's others moments in " Toy Story 2 " where you can see the bugs : in the book Mrs Potato was reading when her husband give her her ear and in Al's shop during Buzz's escape
Love it every time the twins go TWEET TWEET. TWEET TWEET!! 😆
The basic story comes from "The Magnificent Seven". But it has its own Pixar twist. I enjoyed that they got Jonathan Harris as Manny. He's best known as Dr. Smith of Lost in Space. Love that he go in his catchphrase in "Oh the pain!
Controversially, this is my favourite of all the Pixar movies. So underrated.
It's just a seven samurai for kids with bugs
Me too. It is my favorite of all the Pixar movies.
Nice. You could give a try to ANTZ (1998), it's darker that this one, but it's not bad.
Fun fact : John Ratzenberger voices a character in all pixar movies ( the flea in A Bug's Life)
Not for a WHILE now, but many, yes...
Something about this brings the inner child in me. Especially the bloopers in the end. Absolutely genius film.
I also love how in the game they incorporate
Hopper being the game over screen saying "you just lost."
Wow Hopper is voiced by Kevin Spacey I had no idea! Great call on that one James
Yeah, I thought I recognized it!!
@@whitenoisereacts That's so dope!!
This was the first film I ever saw in theaters. Only my mom and I went to see it. The film was released in November 1998 and my birthday is December 23rd so I was only three when I saw it and some standout moments I remember were: 1) The crowd laughing at the short Geri’s Game, 2) Laughing at Hopper’s death, and 3) Heimlich emerging with the tiny wings.
That’s so wild that you can remember that!
@@whitenoisereacts I think it’s because of my Autism I have such a great memory. Also some weird and unique animated films to check out if you guys haven’t seen them:
The Adventures of Prince Achmed (silent shadow puppet film),
Alice in Wonderland,
Yellow Submarine,
Fantastic Planet,
The Secret of NIMH,
Fantasia,
Allegro Non Troppo,
Son of the White Mare,
And Watership Down to name a few.
@@jamesmoyner7499 I was autistic since, I was 2 years old from 1999.
@@nathancruz9172 We didn’t learn I had it until I was in fifth grade in 2005.
@@jamesmoyner7499 interesting.
It was 1998 when it came out, also nice vid can’t wait to see what comes next.
Hey, I’m trying to but together a reaction mashup with a lot, would you like to be apart of it?
I remember ANTZ and A Bug's Life came out that year. What a year for ants.
I like how he got super excited to hear flick say "To Infinity and beyond!". Did the version they were watching not have Woody in the outtakes? I feel like he would have loved that.
Yes Kevin Spacey is hopper before he was blacklisted by Hollywood for the infamous scandal
Two things: 1. This was the first ever movie I remember seeing in theaters. My parents told me it was technically the original Toy Story, but I was only 3 at the time and have no memories of that. So, this was the first one I can recall seeing. And 2. As a 29-year-old man, I just now got that sex joke from the fly. XD
BYOB means "bring your own beer" in reference to a party. Like if you want something to drink, you have to bring it yourself.
I was obsessed with A Bug's Life as a kid all because of Flik. Pretty sure I had a crush on him along with Basil from The Great Mouse Detective, lol. BYOB is supposed to be "Bring Your Own Beer", I think, but my mom told me it meant "Be Your Own Bug" in context of the movie, haha. XD
It's really weird when people say this brings childhood memories 😂😂.
I'm older than I think I am.🤷🏻♀️
Omg this is my childhood coming back to me I had this movie on repeat as a kid ❤
I’d never seen it!
Me too.
BYOB is usually refurred to during parties, it means 'bring your own beer'. XD
BYOB is bring your own beer lol! This was one of my favourite movies as a kid and i still quote it at random times. Those bloody grasshoppers were terrifying though
Love this movie !!!! 🤩🤩
My family and I still quote this movie today. Love this one!! It is my default Pixar movie.
I used to watch this all the time on VHS when I own one in 2002 and the DVD.
Me too. However, I recently have the blu ray disc from 2019.
i never even saw that there were bloopers, those were awesome😂
For some reason this movie always reminds me of Robots. You should watch that one if you haven't seen it.
"Byob" means "bring your own beer". I love his eyes pop and voice crack at "bye", like he suddenly thought, "Oops, wrong anagram!"
A Bug's Life is great- it's never been one of my favorites, but it's definitely underrated! Especially because this is only Pixar's second feature film, after Toy Story. It's kinda crazy how much the animation improved just from Toy Story to this!
As for other Pixar movies y'all should watch, there's SO many good ones, but if you haven't seen Wall-E, Coco, or Up, those would be great. And if somehow either of you haven't seen Finding Nemo or Finding Dory, those are also amazing. Really just about all of Pixar's movies are amazing.
You don't smell like the queen... Was always my favorite line of the movie
I had this movie on dvd as a kid, and I actually did an essay about how A Bugs Life has the same plot as Seven Samurai (a movie you guys should most definitely check out if you do non-English films)
Also magnificent seven, three amigos and galaxy quest
BYOB = Bring Your Own Bottle.
Gotta bring your own booze to the party 😎✌️
Movie brings back great memories wish i could stay a kid forever
When I was little I used to be scared of that grasshopper.
15:08 I also love the _Dumbo_ reference here, with the cookie brand being called "Casey Jr.'s", after the circus train in that movie.
I gotta pause the reaction and just thank you ahead of time for watching this movie!!!! I truly feel like this is one of the best Pixar movies besides Toy Story but it gets overlooked all the time. I think the concept is too advanced for kids but perfect for adults who have grown up enough to understand the nuances of Flik being “different” and what that means for an adult person. Also all of society class issues… anyway, THANK YOU and I’m glad you are enjoying it so far (I’m at the 15 minute mark)
We still call our dad "poohead" because of this film! Yes, I'm 28 years old and it's childish but we all loved this film so much
WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT (1988)
you need It, It will blow your brains as animators. I swear.
Space Jam looks like a rookie job in comparison.
YES!
They **definitely** have to react to Who Framed Roger Rabbit!
I have this movie on VHS... I might have to dig it up and watch it again...
I had to come back and rewatch this reaction. “Bugs” is now my toddler’s favourite movie and we watch it nearly every day. I thought for sure the crazy grasshopper would scare her (and she definitely acknowledges that it’s scary), but she keeps watching and loves the story. It’s a joy to see her enjoy it and fun to watch you guys enjoy it as well - it’s definitely a film for all ages
Ive rewatch this movie so many times and i still love every bit of it. The creativity and concept is just too good. Definitely one of the best animated movies ever
FYI: this move is a reinterpretation of "The magnificent seven" (1960, a must), which is also an american retelling of "The seven samurai" (1954) by Akira Kurosawa (even a greater must in the lists of a movie junkie). In my opinion, Kurosawa's is best (he is a GREAT director); however, the acting in the 1960's movie is incredible (it IS Yul Brynner, after all. And Bronson, and Coburn, and Wallach... )😉
You totally should watch 'Antz'!
it's a crime that there wasn't an Oscar for animation the year this movie was released or any year prior 2002
I've been hoping you guys would react to this! I loved it along with Antz as a kid. Even had the video game for Playstation. 😅
One thing that i didn't realize for a long time was that when Hopper was getting massaged he was laying on a bullet.
This was just after the first _Toy Story_ and Pixar's 2nd movie.
Personally, I prefer _ANTZ,_ but I don't dislike _A Bugs Life._
Haha I miss the time when they made outtakes in the credits 😂
I loved your reaction, and the villain in this one for sure felt scary
This was my favorite movie as a kid :)
BYOB..... party talk.... bring your own bottle
I'm surprised y'all reacted to the bloopers it's a shame pixar only did this with a bugs life, toy story 2, and monsters inc.
Hopper is such a great character
This happens to be the very first movie I ever saw in a theater. Remains one of my most favorites.
My dad loves this movie. I’m 20 and we still watch it together every other weekend
Hayden Panettiere made her debut as a child actor in the film as Dot,
the younger sister of Princess Atta in this film. I had only recognized it was her
the moment her name showed up on the credits at the end of the movie.
Though I had seen her face as an adult when she appeared as Kirby Reed in Scream 4.
This is still one of my favorite Pixar movies ever. I feel like it's such an underrated movie compared to Toy Story, Cars, Monsters Inc and all the other popular Pixar movies.
I watched A Bug's Life constantly since I was a toddler. Whenever hopper is about to be on screen, I hide behind a couch, plant, chair or whatever object I can get behind because he's so intimidating. I always loved this movie. 10/10
This is my favourite movie both as a kid and a teen!! I remember watching this three times a day as a kid… then when i lost interest in movies, this movie and Ella Enchanted ignited my love and passion for it!! So glad other people recognizes this now that i am in college!
After looking it up, Hopper’s voice was done by Kevin Spacey.
My son watched the movie all the time and I always watched cartoons with him cause I'm a big kid. I still remember all these lines. He used run around saying "Who ordered the poopoo platter?!"
For answering at your question, the woodlice are hungarian.
I always wonder if someone manages to find Slim when he's stuck
BYOB is bring your own beer XD I never realized he said that, I saw this as a child, and this is my first time revisiting this movie XD
Heimlich was my absolute favorite as a child, I literally had a plush Heimlich coin purse that I brought everywhere with me XD "I am a cute little bumble bee!"
BYOB means Bring Your Own Bottle. If someone is having a party you might see on the invitation BYOB so you know to bring your own alcohol.
Bring Your Own Beer? This great movie was loosely based on the great Akira Kurosawa 50's masterpiece "Seven Samurai" (the original Samurai movie). Kurosawa was an inspiration to George Lucas who took elements/characters from a mix of Kurosawa's films, mainly "The Hidden Fortress and gave us Star Wars, Jedi's being Space Samurai. :)
one of my top favorite movies when I was little. I still have the VHS tape. I also have the movie ANTZ, great movie
I love how they take the time to make "bloopers" for Pixar movies
One thing I love about this movie is that the main character actually ISNT the one who’s hiding who he truly is, rather, he’s the one being deceived. It’s so much more fun to watch a movie when you can get behind the main character and not be constantly waiting for shit to go down when the inevitable is revealed. Misunderstandings involving the main character always hurt to watch, and are rarely pulled off well
This movie is a reimagining of Akira Kurosawa's "7 Samurai"
This was the first Pixar movie I've ever seen and for a long time it'd been my favourite. I still think it's very underrated and better than many other Pixar movies 🐜🦗🦋🐞🐛 I'm glad you guys loved it too
My favorite part is the last shot. Pan out - the tiny piece of land this whole adventure played out on. And it's surrounded by water.
Finding Nemo/Dory are two of my favourites. And of course, Coco. 🎸
After Toy Story, I'll always feel an uncomplete thing without Buzz's cartoon getting reacted too😅
I really love the comment sections on your videos, people provide not only interesting facts about the film, but also deep philosophical dives.
The best movie of Pixar!
Monsters Inc next!!!
The bird scene at the end literally traumatised me as a kid 😂 I would hide behind the couch when it came on 😂
Another one of my favourite animations! I wish all animated movies had blooper scenes at the end! They're always so funny!
I remember really liking this movie when i was younger and still enjoy it now, really loved the outtakes at the end of the movies.